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Ideals of the French Revolution

Ideals of the French Revolution. Liberty. Individuals have certain inalienable rights (natural rights theory) Individuals may act as they wish, so long as they do not infringe upon others’ rights. Equality. There should be no social restrictions on achievement

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Ideals of the French Revolution

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  1. Ideals of the French Revolution

  2. Liberty • Individuals have certain inalienable rights (natural rights theory) • Individuals may act as they wish, so long as they do not infringe upon others’ rights

  3. Equality • There should be no social restrictions on achievement • Everyone is equal before the law and has a say in governance

  4. Fraternity • Nationalism becomes the binding force • The nation provides for social welfare and in return, citizens serve the nation by paying taxes, obeying the draft, obeying laws, etc. (Social Contract Theory)

  5. Where these ideals fulfilled?If yes, how?If no, who was denied these ideals?

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